The North Fork’s In The Attic Too specializes in reclaimed and salvages materials, as well as antiques, furniture, and decor. Looking for a unique and rustic door to give your renovated master suite that “lived-in” look? This is the place to check out.

FORK + ROSE has some seriously beautiful dinnerware sets and plenty of simple aprons for your time in the kitchen.

This home store is dedicated to local, hand-crafted goods made with eco-friendly and organic materials. They have plenty of their design projects showcased on their website, so if you’re redecorating, you can start there for some inspiration.

What started as a pop-up shop in the original Rogers Memorial Library has become a permanent location for home design store, One Kings Lane. The store has in-house consultants, but clients can also schedule appointments with interior designers ahead of time for large-scale projects.

Hildreth’s is probably the oldest home store on the East End—it first popped up back in 1842. With 80,000 square feet of retail space on Main Street, it’s one of the largest stores in Southampton village.

Originating over 20 years ago as a small store in Amagansett, Homenature now has locations in Southampton and New York City.

Located right on Sag Harbor’s Main Street, stop by Black Swan Antiques for unique finds.

Fishers Home Furnishings has everything from sofas, tables, and chairs, down to bedding and lighting fixtures. They even have a “paint to order” option, where you can order handmade case goods that will come to Fishers unfinished. Then they’ll paint or wax the reclaimed pine piece for you.

In addition to their gorgeous home furnishing selection, MONC XIII even has a beauty and wellness department. There, you can get products like chlorella algae powder and a wide selection of loose leaf teas.

Ruby Beets is actually housed in what used to be a silent movie theater. The shop offers plenty of unique options for home design, including handmade Moroccan-style pottery and a $24 bar of soap.

The beloved Serena & Lily has a classic Hamptons coastal vibe to its design, which makes it a great stop for those furnishing their summer home.

In addition to their Wainscott location, there’s also a Rumrunner Home in Southampton village. Pop by either location or make a purchase online.